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Bishop Michael Fagun, first bishop of Ekiti Diocese, dies at 90
The Catholic Diocese of Ekiti has announced the passing of its Bishop Emeritus, Most Rev. Michael Olatunji Fagun, who died at the age of 90 in the late hours of Monday, October 13, 2025. In an official statement signed by the Diocesan Secretary, Rev. Fr. Kehinde Temitope Ajayi, the Diocese described Bishop Fagun’s death as a “glorious exit” and thanked…
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JUST IN: Enugu Governor Peter Mbah defects to APC
By Kunle Sanni – Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State has reportedly defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC). According to a report by TheCable on Tuesday, Mbah announced his defection at a press conference in Enugu, citing his desire to align with the APC’s development vision and further the interests of the state.…
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President Tinubu secures Shell’s $2bn offshore gas investment, boosting Nigeria’s energy drive
By Kunle Sanni – President Bola Tinubu has welcomed a major boost to Nigeria’s energy sector as Shell announced a $2 billion Final Investment Decision (FID) for the development of the HI offshore gas field in OML 144, marking the country’s second major gas investment in 18 months under his administration. Presidential spokesman, Bayo Onanuga, in a statement on Tuesday,…
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Kano Pillars GM Ahmed Musa apologises over violence in Shooting Stars clash
Kano Pillars’ General Manager, Ahmed Musa, has issued a public apology following the violent scenes that marred the club’s Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) game against Shooting Stars Sports Club on Sunday evening. In a statement on Monday, Musa described the incident as “heartbreaking, shameful, and completely unacceptable,” stressing that it does not reflect the values or identity of the…
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Troost-Ekong urges Nigerians to rally behind Super Eagles
Super Eagles captain, William Troost-Ekong, has called on Nigerians to rally behind the national team as they prepare for a crucial World Cup qualifying encounter. Set to earn his 83rd cap for Nigeria, Troost-Ekong delivered a message of belief and composure ahead of what could be his final World Cup qualifying campaign. “This is a massive opportunity,” he said. “It’s…
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Super Eagles’ boss Chelle confident under pressure ahead of Benin Republic clash
Super Eagles head coach Eric Chelle says he “likes the pressure” as Nigeria prepare for a decisive 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Benin Republic in Uyo — a game that could define the nation’s road to North America. With qualification hanging by a thread and goal difference potentially the deciding factor, Chelle struck a calm yet determined tone, insisting…
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Cameroon’s Issa Tchiroma Bakary claims presidential election victory
Leading opposition candidate unilaterally declares himself the victor, and calls on incumbent Paul Biya to concede. Cameroon opposition leader Issa Tchiroma Bakary has unilaterally declared victory in the country’s presidential election. Tchiroma made the statement in a nearly five-minute speech posted to social media early on Tuesday. Although official channels have not declared results, he urged long-term incumbent, 92-year-old President…
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Olu Falae hails Tinubu’s economic reforms as bold, transformative
Former Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) and traditional ruler, Oba Oluyemi Falae, has described President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s decision to float the naira and end multiple exchange rates as one of the boldest and most necessary economic steps ever taken by any Nigerian government. Oba Falae, the Olu of Ilu Abo in Akure North Local Government Area…
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Rwanda coach rallies squad ahead of South Africa clash
Rwanda head coach Adel Amrouche has vowed that his side will not go down without a fight when they face South Africa’s Bafana Bafana in their final 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying match on Tuesday. The Amavubi suffered a narrow 1–0 defeat to Benin Republic in Kigali last Friday, ending their hopes of reaching the global showpiece. Despite the setback,…
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Two years and taking stock: Aminu Maida’s stewardship of the NCC, by Johannes Wojuola
At this time two years ago, Nigeria’s telecommunications sector was far from thriving. Consider the industry debts—both those among operators and those owed to them by banks. Or the Federal Government’s NIN-SIM linkage policy, which had suffered seven postponements since December 2020. Then there were the tariffs. They had remained static for a decade, and as a result, investors were…
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